cmetrics

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Project health and ROI dashboard. Use monthly or when evaluating workflow effectiveness. Shows bugs caught, token cost, and trends.

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# /cmetrics — Workflow Metrics Dashboard > **Shared constraints apply.** Before executing, read `_shared/constraints.md` from the parent of this skill's base directory. All constraints there apply to this skill. Aggregate all accumulated workflow data into a project health dashboard. Shows the value the workflow has delivered over time. ## When to Run - Monthly — to track trends - Before presenting to stakeholders — to justify the workflow investment - When deciding whether to upgrade from standard to high intensity - When something feels off — metrics reveal which phases are pulling weight and which aren't ## Data Sources Read everything in the accumulation layer. Skip files that don't exist. ### Primary sources: 1. **QA findings** — `glob .correctless/artifacts/qa-findings-*.json` — every QA round from every feature 2. **Verification reports** — `glob .correctless/verification/*-verification.md` — every verification 3. **Workflow effectiveness** — `.correctless/meta/workflow-effectiveness.json` — post-merge bug history 4. **Antipatterns** — `.correctless/antipatterns.md` — accumulated bug classes 5. **Drift debt** — `.correctless/meta/drift-debt.json` — architectural erosion 6. **Olympics findings** — `glob .correctless/artifacts/findings/audit-*-history.md` — all audit runs 7. **Specs** — `glob .correctless/specs/*.md` — count of features that went through the workflow 8. **Feature summaries** — `glob .correctless/artifacts/summary-*.md` — per-feature summaries (fro...

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Author
joshft
Repository
joshft/correctless
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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